Justin Theroux would be awesome considering he seemed on his way to becoming Lynch's new go-to guy. I like to think he would have been if Lynch hadn't stopped making features.

That wasn't good for anybody.

But it's not real. John Teti was saying that it was obviously a prosthetic, which it was. You could see the outline of the suit he was wearing.

Are we really not doing phrasing anymore?

*whisper* It's a Simpsons quote.

And the taste of bigotry in every bite!

I don't even remember the promos, but there was no way I wasn't going to check out a show from Loren Bouchard, the guy who worked on Dr. Katz, and created Home Movies, and Lucy, Daughter of the Devil, and that had H. Jon Benjamin in a lead role.

Alasdair has already been proven wrong about Louise, but the continuity you're talking about isn't the same kind that he talked about in the review.

I'm still upset on her behalf for not winning the Oscar for Frozen River. I see the one she has as deserved and a make-up.

I think he could have played the part well either way, but I still essentially agree with your point. I'd love to know why Kirsten Dunst's character married him. At least with Lester, you could buy that part of him cared about his wife at some point. These characters are newlyweds and she barely lets him touch her.

No need for the interrobangs, I did say "pretty much."

Idris Elba being the highlight of something flawed is pretty much the story of his acting career.

Wasn't his problem more with Sony?

Who doubted her? Or are these hypothetical doubters?

It wasn't hard for me. That could be because I stopped watching the show in 2010, which was only season three or four, but you did say "even a little."

Maybe he just didn't have the time to lose the weight before filming started. It does work for the character, though.

Ethnic?

Yeah, but Gilliam isn't involved in the 12 Monkeys series.

I bet you at least remember the ending.

"Who are you? Who are you really?!"